A little less than 3 percent of faculty members at Harvard University identify as conservative, according to a survey performed by the student newspaper.
"There hasn't been a conservative appointed as a Harvard faculty for the last 10 years, as far as I know," Harvey Mansfield, 89, a conservative and a longtime professor of government at the school, told The Harvard Crimson.
Three unions representing public school district employees in Lawrence have approved a vote of no confidence in the superintendent for re-opening the city's public schools on Monday, April 5 on a staggered basis without requesting a waiver from the state to prevent it from happening.
The city's public schools are overseen by a state receiver called the Lawrence Alliance for Education Board.
